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UI/UX Design Services Built for New York Product Teams
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UX Consulting for SaaS
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Web & Mobile Product Design

Webflow Development

Mobile App UX Design

Website Design

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Dashboard Design
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Design Systems

UX/UI Audits

WCAG 2.2 AA Compliance
A Faster Way To Design And Build SaaS Products
Define the Product Goal
We start by understanding your product idea and the most important features you need first.

Create Product Experience
We plan the screens, user flows, and product structure before moving into development.

Design & Develop togather
Our designers and dev work together to turn the product into a launch-ready experience.
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UI/UX Design for New York’s Most Demanding Digital Market
SaaS & B2B Software
Fintech & Financial Services
Healthcare & Digital Health
Ecommerce & Retail Tech
Real Estate & PropTech
Startup MVPs & Venture-Backed Products
What SaaS Teams Say About Working with Orbix Studio
Frequently Asked Questions
If you’re unsure where to start or want to see how we can help, reach out, and we’ll walk you through it.

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Why should we hire a UI/UX design agency instead of freelancers or an in-house designer?
The right choice depends on your product and where your business is today. Freelancers are great for smaller tasks, while in-house designers work well when you have a consistent design workload.
But if you're building or scaling a SaaS product, you usually need more than one area of expertise.
A UI/UX agency brings designers, researchers, developers, and product strategists together under one process. Instead of managing multiple people yourself, you get one team working toward the same goal.
At Orbix Studio, our designers and developers collaborate from the start, helping reduce handoff delays and keeping projects moving efficiently.
More importantly, we don't just design attractive interfaces. We focus on creating products that are easier to use, faster to build, and ready to grow with your business.
That often delivers more value than hiring individual specialists as your product evolves.
Do you work with startups, SaaS companies, and enterprise teams in New York?
Yes. We work with companies at different stages, from early startups building their first MVP to growing SaaS businesses and established enterprise teams. Each stage comes with different goals, so the design process should match those needs.
For startups, the focus is usually on validating ideas, launching faster, and making the most of a limited budget.
Growing SaaS companies often need to improve onboarding, dashboards, or user flows as they scale. Enterprise teams usually look for better consistency, stronger design systems, and smoother collaboration across departments.
Our team has delivered 140+ product design projects across industries like SaaS, AI, fintech, healthcare, logistics, and e-mobility.
That experience helps us understand the challenges businesses face at every stage, so we can recommend solutions that fit your product instead of using the same approach for everyone.
Can you redesign our existing product without rebuilding it from scratch?
Yes. In most cases, a complete redesign isn't necessary. If your product already has users, it's often better to improve what's working instead of starting over.
The first step is understanding where users get stuck. That might be a confusing dashboard, a slow onboarding flow, or a checkout process that causes people to leave.
Once those problems are clear, we improve them step by step while keeping the parts that already perform well.
This phased approach reduces risk, saves development time, and avoids unnecessary costs. It also makes the transition easier for your existing users.
Instead of rebuilding your product from the ground up, the goal is to create a better experience that feels familiar while solving the issues that matter most.
How do you collaborate with product managers and development teams?
Working with an external agency shouldn't make your workflow more complicated. It should make it easier. That's why we work as an extension of your team, not as a separate one.
From day one, we fit into the tools and processes you already use. Whether your team works in Slack, Notion, Jira, or Figma, we keep communication clear and progress visible.
You'll have regular check-ins, shared design files, and updates throughout the project, so there are no surprises.
We also work closely with product managers and developers from the start. That means design decisions are made with development in mind, reducing unnecessary revisions later.
Instead of long handoffs between teams, everyone stays aligned. This helps projects move faster while keeping quality high and making the whole process easier to manage.
How much does a UI/UX design project cost in New York?
The cost of a UI/UX design project in New York can range from $5,000 to $50,000+, depending on the size and complexity of your product. Large enterprise platforms or long-term design partnerships can cost even more.
Several factors affect the final price. These include the number of screens, product complexity, user research, design systems, prototyping, testing, and how quickly you need the work completed.
A simple landing page will naturally cost much less than a full SaaS platform with multiple user roles.
We don't believe in one-size-fits-all pricing. Some businesses need a fixed-scope project, while others benefit from an ongoing design subscription.
The best option depends on your goals, timeline, and available budget. A quick discovery call is usually enough to recommend the right approach and provide a realistic estimate before any work begins.
How long does a typical UI/UX design project take?
The timeline depends on the size of your product and what you need help with. A landing page or marketing website may take 2–3 weeks, while a SaaS product, mobile app, or complete redesign can take 4–8 weeks.
Larger enterprise projects may take longer because they involve more research, screens, and stakeholder reviews.
The good news is that you don't have to wait until the entire project is finished to see progress. We break the work into clear milestones, so you can review designs, give feedback, and keep your product roadmap moving.
Planning also happens with your team, not separately. We agree on priorities, timelines, and delivery goals before the project starts. That keeps everyone aligned and helps avoid unexpected delays later.
Do you design products for regulated industries like fintech and healthcare?
Yes. We've worked with businesses in industries where trust, security, and usability are just as important as good design. That includes fintech, healthcare, AI, logistics, and other B2B SaaS products. These industries often have more complex workflows and higher user expectations.
Designing for regulated industries isn't just about making the interface look better.
Users need to understand important information, complete tasks without confusion, and feel confident using the product. Small UX mistakes can lead to frustration, support requests, or users abandoning key actions.
Our approach starts with understanding your users, business goals, and industry requirements.
From there, we create simple user flows, clear interfaces, and consistent experiences that make complex products easier to use while supporting the needs of your business and customers.
Can you sign an NDA and protect confidential product ideas?
Yes. We're happy to sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) before discussing your product or business. Many founders and product teams come to us before launch, so protecting confidential information is a normal part of how we work.
From the beginning of the project, your ideas, designs, and documents are handled securely. Communication happens through trusted tools, project files are shared only with the people involved, and your work stays private throughout the engagement.
Just as importantly, everything we create for your project belongs to you. That includes design files, brand assets, and any deliverables produced during the project.
If your product is still in development or you're preparing for investors, you can share your ideas with confidence, knowing they're protected from day one.
Do you provide UX audits before recommending a redesign?
Yes. In many cases, a redesign isn't the first answer. Before suggesting major changes, we take time to understand what's actually causing the problem.
A UX audit looks at how people use your product and where they struggle. We review user flows, navigation, onboarding, layouts, and other key areas to find what's creating friction.
Sometimes the issue is only a few screens or a confusing workflow, not the entire product.
This approach helps you avoid unnecessary work and focus your budget where it will have the biggest impact.
If small improvements can solve the problem, we'll recommend those first. If a larger redesign makes more sense, you'll know exactly why and what value it will bring before moving forward.
Can you work with our existing design system and developers?
Absolutely. You don't have to start from scratch if you already have a design system or an in-house development team. In fact, building on what already works is often the smarter and more cost-effective approach.
We can improve your existing design system, add new components, and fix inconsistencies without disrupting your product.
If your team already uses tools like Figma or follows a specific development process, we'll fit into that workflow instead of asking you to change it.
We also work closely with developers throughout the project. Designs are created with implementation in mind, making handoff smoother and reducing unnecessary revisions.
This saves time, lowers development effort, and helps your team ship new features faster while keeping the product consistent as it grows.



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